Prague City Guide

Discover the beauty of Prague with the CloudGuide app! This self-guided tour leads you through the city’s most captivating sights, including the majestic Prague Castle, the iconic Charles Bridge, and the historic Old Town Square with its Astronomical Clock. Wander through charming cobblestone streets, explore the Jewish Quarter, and marvel at the stunning architecture of St. Vitus Cathedral.

HOW TO REACH

Reaching Prague is convenient and straightforward, whether you’re traveling by air, train, bus, or car. Here's how:

### By Air
The Václav Havel Airport Prague (PRG) is the city's main international gateway, located about 17 kilometers (10.5 miles) northwest of the city center. It serves numerous direct flights from major European cities and select international destinations. From the airport, you can easily reach the city via:
- **Airport Express Bus**: Connects to Prague’s main train station in about 35 minutes.
- **Public Transport**: Buses 119 or 100 link to metro lines.
- **Taxis or Ride-Sharing**: About a 30-minute ride, depending on traffic.

### By Train
Prague is a major railway hub in Central Europe. High-speed and regional trains connect the city to key European destinations such as Vienna (4 hours), Berlin (4.5 hours), and Budapest (7 hours). Prague’s **Main Train Station (Praha hlavní nádraží)** is centrally located and well-connected to public transport.

### By Bus
Long-distance buses offer a budget-friendly option for reaching Prague. Companies like FlixBus and RegioJet provide frequent services from neighboring countries. The **Florenc Bus Terminal**, the city’s main station, is close to the city center and easily accessible via metro and trams.

### By Car
Driving to Prague is an excellent option if you’re exploring nearby regions. The city is well-connected by major highways, such as the D1 from Brno, the D5 from Germany, and the D8 from Dresden. Be mindful of local traffic regulations, parking zones, and the need for a valid toll vignette for highways.

### By River
For a unique approach, river cruises along the Vltava or connecting waterways occasionally offer access to Prague, particularly for leisure travelers on Danube-linked routes.

Once in Prague, the city’s excellent public transportation system, including metro, trams, and buses, makes it easy to navigate and explore!